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Documentary produced by PHS students to be screened at MN History Center Teen Event

As part of their Teens Take Over event at the History Center, the film Little Kitchen Food Shelf will be screened on Tuesday, April 30 at 7 p.m. The five-minute documentary was produced during Fall semester in the Documentary Filmmaking class taught by Deacon Warner.

Students involved included Simon Abbott, Jude Hazlett, Chase Kozak, Claire Mathews-Lingen, Moira McNinch, and Cally Sibben. Some of the filmmakers will be present at the event to introduce the film. The evening includes an activities fair.

To learn more about the event, visit http://blogs.mnhs.org/node/310

Congratulations to our students!

 

 

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Planet Homeschool, a secular coop, is a vibrant and welcoming learning community for homeschooling families with students ages 10 through high school. We offer a wide selection of courses led by teachers who are passionate about their craft and actively engaged in their field.  We attract an exceptional group of lively, intellectually curious students who truly enjoy being here.  And we involve an array of talented and supportive parents whose good ideas have helped build our co-op from its start in 2000.

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2012-1013 School Year

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Planet Homeschool (PHS)
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Grace Center for Community Life
1500 6th Street NE, Minneapolis

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